# abstract
This paper reviews various errors that have been described by comparing human behavior to the norms of probability, causal connection and logical deduction. For each error we review evidence on whether the error has been demonstrated to occur. For many errors, the occurrence of a bias has not been demonstrated; for other, a bias does occur, but arguments can be made that the bias is not always an error. Based on the conclusions of this review, we caution researchers and practitioners in referring to well known biases and errors.  1992.

# publicationVenue.label
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies

# publicationOutlet
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies

# authorList[]
Fraser, J. M., Smith, P. J., & Smith, J. W.